In general, an object of any kind that is accumulated and hoarded by people, whereby the emotional devotion to the object in question (collecting passion) is basically at the center. Economically, such objects play a role when – a collector takes out a loan from the bank to acquire a piece such as an expensive painting, – collectibles and entire collections are insured, and – a collector sells or gins things from his possession. – However, because collectibles generally require very special expertise, and because there is a lack of market transparency for most of these objects, they are suitable for investment only in exceptional cases. – See dareiko, coin, jewelry bond, tenfold, polygon, magic.
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